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Seminar Verteilte Systeme: Persistent Memory

Semester
Summer 2017
Summer 2022Winter 2021/2022Winter 2019/2020Summer 2019Winter 2018/2019Summer 2018Winter 2017/2018Winter 2016/2017Winter 2015/2016Summer 2015Winter 2014/2015Summer 2014Summer 2013Summer 2012
Module #INF-VS-041
ProgrammesComputer Science Bachelor, Computer Science Master, Computer and Communication Systems Engineering Bachelor, Computer and Communication Systems Engineering Master, Business Information Systems Bachelor, Business Information Systems Master
IBR GroupDS (Prof. Kapitza)
TypeSeminar
Lecturer
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Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Kapitza
Ehemaliger Abteilungsleiter
rrkapitz[[at]]ibr.cs.tu-bs.de
Assistants
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Arthur Martens
Ehemaliger Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
martens[[at]]ibr.cs.tu-bs.de
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Dr. Björn Cassens
Ehemaliger Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
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Dr. Vasily Sartakov
Ehemaliger Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
Credits5
Hours0+2
Time & Place

Kick-Off Meeting: 2017-04-04, at 09:45am in IZ Room 105

Presentation Meetings: Monday 3:00 - 4:30 PM in IZ Room 105
08.05.2017
15.05.2017
22.05.2017
29.05.2017

(new) Closing Event: Monday 03.07.2017, 3:00 - 4:30 PM in IZ Room 105

Certificates Submission of the essay and successful presentation. The grade is determined by the activity in the seminar as well as the quality of essay and presentation.
Registration
Der Reservierungszeitraum ist am 03.04.2017 um 23:59 abgelaufen.
Content

Einleitung

Als Non-volatile Random Access Memory (NVRAM), oder Persistent Memory (PM) wird eine Gruppe von Technologien für Speicherbausteine zusammengefasst die ihren Zustand auch ohne konstante Stromzufuhr beibehalten. Beispiele für Persistent Memory sind Phase-change Memory (PCM), Ferro Electric RAM (FeRAM), Spin-transfer Torque RAM(STT-RAM), Magnetoresistive RAM (MRAM) aber auch Batterie gestützte DRAM Lösungen gehören dazu. Prominente Beispiele für Produkte basierend auf diesen Technologien sind Intels 3D-XPoint, und Optane Speicher sowie NVDIMM Module der Firma Viking.

Das besondere an PM ist, dass die Daten Byte-weise adressierbar sind und gleichzeitig Zugriffsraten theoretisch in der Größenordnung von DRAM möglich sind. Damit kombiniert PM die Vorteile von Massenspeicher wie SSD und HDD (Storage) mit denen von Hauptspeicher (Memory) wodurch der Begriff Storage Class Memory (SCM) für diese Form des Speichers geläufig ist. Der einsatzzweck von PM erstreckt sich über energiegewahre Systeme, schnelle Caching und Storage-Lösungen bis hin zu vollständig persistenten Systemen die in der Theorie nicht mehr neugestartet werden müssen. Um die Vorteile von Persistent Memory optimal nutzen zu können bedarf es jedoch Systemunterstützung oder Maßgeschneiderte Lösungen die in diesem Seminar behandelt werden.

Die Themen des Seminars behandeln, persistente Anwendungen, Spezialisierte Dateisysteme sowie Memory Allocatoren für Persystent Memory.

Seminar Topics

Seminar

The talk and essay can be in either English or German. Each participant will take one or more papers under a specific topic. Participants are responsible for a peer review, including:

  • Attend peer's presentation dry run and give feedback.
  • Review peer's essay before submission.
  • Collect questions to peer's presentation during discussion session.

Notes

Please submit the essay as well as your presentation slides. The requirements for presentation and essay are listed as follows:

  • Presentation and essay in English or German.
  • Presentation time about 25 minutes.
  • Essay should comprise about 8 to 10 pages.

Each participant is supposed to do further research based on the paper. The supervisors are always glad to help in this case.

The strength of the university depends on academic and personal integrity. In this seminar, essays must be done in your own words. Plagiarism is an offense against the examination regulations.

Templates

The LaTeX template for seminar essay can be found here.

Additional considerations for the design of the essay can be found on the website of IBR.

LaTeX templates for presentation slides can be found here.

Additional considerations for the design can be found on the website of IBR.

TopicAssistant
01) Scalable high performance main memory system using phase-change memory technologyDr. Björn Cassens
  • Paper (ISCA 2009)
  • Assigned to: Domenik Eichhorn
  • Peer1: Yuxing Fan
  • Peer2: Jonas Kaul
03a) PDRAM: a hybrid PRAM and DRAM main memory system
03b) Power-aware memory management for hybrid main memory
Dr. Björn Cassens
  • Paper (a) (DAC 2009)
  • Paper (b) (ICNIT 2011)
  • Assigned to: Yuxing Fan
  • Peer1: David Oeser
  • Peer2: Domenik Eichhorn
07) Mini-Ckpts: Surviving OS Failures in Persistent MemoryDr. Vasily Sartakov
  • Paper (ICS 2016)
  • English only
  • Assigned to: David Oeser
  • Peer1: Phil Lindow
  • Peer2: Yuxing Fan
08) Towards software defined persistent memory: rethinking software support for heterogenous memory architecturesDr. Vasily Sartakov
  • Paper (INFLOW 2015)
  • English only
  • Assigned to: Phil Lindow
  • Peer1: Jan Hesselbach
  • Peer2: David Oeser
10) Aerie: flexible file-system interfaces to storage-class memoryArthur Martens
  • Paper (EuroSys 2014)
  • Assigned to: Jan Hesselbach
  • Peer1: Jonas Kaul
  • Peer2: Phil Lindow
12) NV-Heaps: Making Persistent Objects Fast and Safe with Next-Generation, Non-Volatile MemoriesArthur Martens
  • Paper (ASPLOS 2011)
  • Assigned to: Jonas Kaul
  • Peer1: Domenik Eichhorn
  • Peer2: Jan Hesselbach

Slides:

  • Kick-Off
  • How to give a talk, by Nico Weichbrodt, Seminar VS WS16/17

Review Template

Detailed Time Table

On World-Wide-Web, there are different ways to enhance your seminar presentations:

  • How to Read a Paper, S. Keshav, University of Waterloo
  • How to Give a Talk, Paul N. Edwards, School of Information, University of Michigan
  • How to Give a Good Presentation

For the literature review there links might be helpful:

  • ACM Digital Library
  • IEEE Xplore
  • Network Bibliography
  • Citeseer (Research Index) citation index
  • Google Scholar

(La)TeX Tips + Tricks

Schedule
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04.04.2017, 09:45
Kick-Off Meeting (IZ Raum 105)
08.05.2017, 15:00
Presentation of topic 1 by Domenik Eichhorn (IZ Raum 105)
08.05.2017, 15:45
Presentation of topic 3 by Yuxing Fan (IZ Raum 105)
15.05.2017, 15:00
Presentation of topic 7 by David Oeser (IZ Raum 105)
15.05.2017, 15:45
Presentation of topic 8 by Phil Lindow (IZ Raum 105)
22.05.2017, 15:00
Presentation of topic 10 by Jan Hesselbach (IZ Raum 105)
22.05.2017, 15:45
Presentation of topic 12 by Jonas Kaul (IZ Raum 105)

last changed 2020-07-14, 15:34 by Arthur Martens

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